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Eliminating Backup Pain: Why Architecture Really Matters

Aug 29, 2012

If you're looking to permanently eliminate backup and recovery pain as your data grows, you may be unaware of how backup architecture can make a difference.

IT professionals who want to solve problems of long backup windows, time-consuming restores, slow and unreliable offsite disaster recovery, or tape management headaches face a choice between architectures which can either temporarily eliminate your backup problems, or permanently eliminate them.

This eSeminar will discuss how IT permanently overcomes backup challenges, including a discussion of how architecture really matters in backup. A case study presented by Sean Graver, storage architect at Concur, a leading provider of integrated travel and expense management solutions, will help you learn how Concur now has faster backups and restores along with cost-effective scalability to handle data growth.

In this eSeminar, you will learn how to:

Get fastest backups, and keep your backup window from expanding as data grows

Quickly restore databases, files and VMs

Eliminate rip & replace pain and product obsolescence

Eliminate tape with WAN-efficient offsite disaster recovery

Protect your backup budget up-front and over time

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Data Management

Organizations are modernizing their data centers in order to provision IT services faster, strengthen security, and reduce costs. However, businesses are facing new demands from end users, including access to data and applications 24/7, no patience for downtime or data loss, and exponential data growth at 30-50% per year. This opens an availability gap between always-on user requirements and IT’s ability to effectively deliver availability.

Sponsored by Veeam

Storage

Microsoft SQL Server includes a high availability option called AlwaysOn Availability Groups (AGs). In this session we will see how AGs are implemented using a Windows Server Failover Cluster and SQL Server 2014 with the Pure Storage FlashArray.